I have a new enclosed trailer for this year. Trying to decide what to put down for the flooring (over the wood floor). Past trailers I have used rubber traction mats (to protect from stud damage on the wood). Has anyone ever tried using a Line-X type coating on a trailer floor to prevent stud damage...

Yes, I have. They have worked on two of my sleds. Nothing major, adding studs and a clutch kit. I would recommend them, I had a good experience working with them.

A bit off topic, but thought maybe a fellow Michigan snowmobiler may be interested in employment. I am looking for a good employee to join my lawn & landscape maintenance team. Located 30 minutes north of Detroit, Michigan. Full time, definitely looking for someone to develope into a crew leader/for...

$400 is a little low, sorry. The trailer is going in the paper today, if it does not sell in a week or so, its going on ebay.

The trailer is 3 years old, I probably use 3-4 times per year. You will notice my 2 year old sled only has 650 miles on it, if that is any indication. It sits in my garage all year, it is very clean and in excellent condition. I can email pictures if your interested.

My MXZ 600 is the standard sport model. Black, 96 stainless steel studs, excellent condition, not a scratch on it. Other than the studs, 100% stock.

No, I have not sold it yet, are you interested?

I have a real nice triton trailer, 10 foot open, aluminum, drive on/off, floor mats, ski-guides, spare tire, & tongue jack. It stays in my garage all year, it is 3 years old. My 2 year old sled has 650 miles on it, so you can see I only use my trailer a couple times per year, so real good shape....

Nice line-up, nothing too spectacular. I am going to stick with my 03 RevX 800. What do you guys think of the new 800HO, think it may be that much better than 03 800 engine?